Hi All, I'm going to start pushing all my cyrus-future code in to CVS over the next couple of days - so expect pretty massive commits!
Also, a question about coding style. Is it codified somewhere? There are a few different styles throughout the code, but there seems to be a fairly consistent style in most of the code. Some of the utilities in particular are dodgy - 2 character indents, 8 spaces instead of a tab, etc. I also did some tidy up on telemetry.c to coerce some types so there aren't warnings on the syslog statement, and I noticed lots of whitespace inside ifs and tab-aligned variable declarations. Inconsistent code style shits me, so I changed them to match the most common style throughout the code. My question is - should we start being a bit more strict about both coding style and variable naming? It makes the code heaps more maintainable, and that's going to matter going forwards. I've been doing bits and pieces as I touch blocks of code, but not too much because it interferes with seeing the real changes. Regards, Bron.
